User:Arguz/ATitD Tools Guide - Revision history

Arguz at 12:40, 17 January 2010

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Arguz at 22:23, 11 January 2010

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Arguz at 20:45, 11 January 2010

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Arguz at 20:44, 11 January 2010

2010-01-11T20:44:49Z

Arguz: Initial Draft

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Initial Draft

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= Disclaimer =

Use at own risk. no ... wait ...

'''USE AT OWN RISK!!!'''

= Download =

:[http://www.mler-community.de/ATitD/ATitD_Tools.exe download ATitD Tools.exe]

= Usage =

== Misc Macros ==

The collecting macros are simple to use, just tick the one you need and press the "Start" button and start running around. The one important thing to have them work is to have BIG icons on the LEFT side of your screen (the standard).

Forget about the forging macro for now - it does not work properly yet.

For the Free Travel macro choose where to travel (at a CS ofc), stick that window to the top left corner of the screen and start the macro. It will update the window every ten seconds and once travelling is actually free, will press that button and stop itself. Useful for the quick cigarette when waiting for a bus (just dont smoke too long or you will be afk macroing - and thats against the rules if I might remind you ...)

== Barrel Vise Macro ==

Easy - have all the mats you need on you. Pin the barrel vise window at the top left corner, switch to the macro and press start. Now just wait till your new small barrel is finished.

== Glazier's Bench Macro ==

=== Intro ===
Here we go, the diamond under the macros - well a very fragile diamond anyway (I know they arent fragile usually ... this one is). First of all, what does this macro NOT do:

*Jewel glass until I find the time to gather the mats to fill my jewel glass bench (i.e. next time I make potash)
*refilling your benches or melting glass - if 31 items per macro run and bench is not enough for you thats too bad
*Its not as efficient as it could be - in matters of time: after coding most of it I figured that using the "Add 6(12) Charcoal" options would be a lot more time-efficient than respiking the bench after it went below working temperature, allowing for work on the products without pause. Apparently I was not the only one not being aware of this fact - many players seem to only ever add 2 cc and even the glassmaking guide does not go into detail on how to optimize the use of the bench much. I might modify this in a future version.
*Save the settings - yes it doesnt do that yet. I was focussing on getting the beast to run.

Now what does it do?
*runs several (up to 6, BUT(!) only tested with 2 so far ;) glazier's benches simultaneously, creating a previously chosen product in a previously chosen amount
*well yes, that is all it does, apart from possibly wasting your mats if it ever fails to work properly :D

=== Usage ===

[[Image:ATitD_Tools1.jpg]]

*Run your bench, adding 2 cc only once and record the values - enter all those, space-delimited into the "Heat-Steps:" text box.
*Run your bench again, adding 2 cc and another 2 cc at the next tick (temperature change) to get the Drop Value. Enter this one in the Drop Value box.
*Set the type of glass and choose the product and the amount of products you want to produce.
*Do that for all the benches you want to run.
*Make absolutely sure you also pick the proper options below the benches (weather the bench is guilded, weather it has a name or not, weather you have the two displayed skills). If setting them incorrectly the macro will definately fail!
*Press the "Pre Calculate" button.
*Press the "Run Macro" button.
*Now some new window comes up, listing 6 benches - the amount of benches you made active is active (the benches do not neccessarily have the same number, but they are in the same order), the others greyed out. Click on the upper right button (1) in each bench control to activate the bench window location function:

[[Image:ATitD_Tools2.jpg]]

*The eGenesis client window should become active (if not make it active yourself) and the box left (2) of the button (1) you pressed should display a little window with the letters "Th". Try to move the mouse to the text "This ..." in the title of the glazier's bench which is associated with this macros bench. The button (1) should display whatever image is underneath your mouse cursor - if image (1) and image (2) match the macro will auto lock onto the bench window and turn green:

[[Image:ATitD_Tools3.jpg]]

*Do the same for all active benches (till all macro benches turned green) and the "Start" button on the macro window should become active. Now all you need to do is press that button, the macro will automatically make the eGenesis client window active and start heating the bench up and start producing your chosen product. BEFORE pressing that start button you should double check weather all the settings are correct - else, once started with incorrect settings, you will have to wait for the bench to cool down again before you can restart the macro.

== Mining Macro ==

While working I am to lazy to write up a guide just now. There are other good mining macros around (not quite as good imho, else I would rather use them myself) so use those meanwhile. Only 5 types of mines are implemented so far anyway ...

== Skills-, Items- and Viticulture Databases ==

Forget about those also for now. The former will probably get removed anyway (just use the wiki :P) and the latter is a bigger project requiring more time then I am willing to put in right now. I might do so later.

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 == Glazier's Bench Macro ==
 === Intro ===
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 Forget about those also for now. The former will probably get removed anyway (just use the wiki :P) and the latter is a bigger project requiring more time then I am willing to put in right now. I might do so later.
 = Version History =

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 *Run your bench, adding 2 cc only once and record the values - enter all those, space-delimited into the "Heat-Steps:" text box.
-*Run your bench again, adding 2 cc and another 2 cc at the next tick (temperature change) to get the Drop Value. Enter this one in the Drop Value box.
+*Run your bench again, adding 2 cc and another 2 cc at the next tick (temperature change) to get the [[Glassmaking_Guide#Bench_Properties|Drop Value]]. Enter this one in the Drop Value box.
 *Set the type of glass and choose the product and the amount of products you want to produce.
 *Do that for all the benches you want to run.

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 == Mining Macro ==
-While working I am to lazy to write up a guide just now. There are other good mining macros around (not quite as good imho, else I would rather use them myself) so use those meanwhile. Only 5 types of mines are implemented so far anyway ...
+Whilst it is working, I am to lazy to write up a guide just now. There are other good mining macros around (not quite as good imho, else I would rather use them myself) so use those meanwhile. Only 5 types of mines are implemented so far anyway ...
 == Skills-, Items- and Viticulture Databases ==

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 = Download =
-:[http://www.mler-community.de/ATitD/ATitD_Tools.exe download ATitD Tools.exe]
+:[http://www.mler-community.de/ATitD/ATitD_Tools.exe download ATitD Tools.exe] Version 0.0.2.1 (this is a pre-alpha release!)
 = Usage =
-−
 == Misc Macros ==
-The collecting macros are simple to use, just tick the one you need and press the "Start" button and start running around. The one important thing to have them work is to have BIG icons on the LEFT side of your screen (the standard).
+The collecting macros are simple to use, just tick the one you need and press the "Start" button and start running around. The one important thing to have them work is to have BIG icons on the LEFT side of your screen (the standard). The limestone gathering macro is set to 7 seconds, you need about 24 End to gather successfully. An option to set the Endurance/timer will be added in a future release.
 Forget about the forging macro for now - it does not work properly yet.
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 Forget about those also for now. The former will probably get removed anyway (just use the wiki :P) and the latter is a bigger project requiring more time then I am willing to put in right now. I might do so later.